... AN A F A, .. . I . I *~ ~ ~ ?? tre mos JmS- o; afmaitA This town, which is the last;is also the most important of..the towns and fortresses on the littoral of the Black Sea abandoned by Russia since the commencemenit of this war. The town, situate on the north-east coast of the Euxine, at the northern termination of the Caucasian range, forty-seven miles south-east of Ycnikal6, is xinhabited ...

... THE OXFORD JOURNAL, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1855. THE BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. (CONCLUDED .) THE second part of MB. ACLAND'S Essay on the Chemistry of Practical Farming (an expression which he prefers to Agricultural Chemistry) be- gins with some remarks on Liebig's mineral theory, which1 is mainly to the effect that the produce of our fields will increase or diminish ...

... 'FARINGDO . GswNSsT'S CIRCus.--On Friday the 22nd inst, this cele- brated tboupe of equestrians gave two- performances in our town. The attendance in the evening was very numerous, and the entertainments gave the most complete satisfaction. HALL INSURANOE.-Our agricultural friends are reminded that the season of the year for insuring their crops against damage by hail is again come round, and ...

... d BInvic.-May 4, Mirs. Edward Parrott, of a daughter, stillborn. 0 PI'CLio VESTTRY.-A meeting of the ratepayers was held D on Friday the Ist instant, when it was unanimously agreed 0 that the burial Board for the Parish of Buckignban should have the sanction of that meeting to the raising of a sum not exceeding 2,4001. for the purposes of the new Cemetery. It was also agreed that one-third of ...

... MISCBELLANEQOUS. se Colonel Sir Thos. Troubridge, of the 7th Royal Fusiliers, no has been appointed Director-General of Army Clothing of under the new organisation of the War Departments, es During the last 188 years, the first-born of the English of Royal family has invariably been a Princess. e, The celebrated Lola Montes is expected in Paris, coming If from America, accompanied by her last ...

... A POeT'S PRAYER GitANTED..--R~ecollecting 2r Punch sat with his toes on the fender, last Fria w1ek ta this was the merry mot froses, he rfdat week, an, bega anode Hehad, however, only got as fara& lq -May ! when didn't it ? h SPRINGu.-How wonderful is the advent Of Sprinrlg the great annual miracle of the blossoming of Aaron's rod ed peated on myriads and myriads of branclies-telientlepr. ...

... JUNE, 1855. OXFORD, WORCESTER & WOLVERHALIPTON. Down.-Froni LONDON to OXFORD, WOROCSTER, and WOLVEILHAMIPTON. AYREli DAYS. TRAINS .E.AVE a.m. at.m p.m. p.m. Euston-square ?? 6 1I 9 46 12 30 S 16 Paddington ?? 9 15 12 50 4 50 0,rford Arrive ?? 10 40 3 10 6 30 Qv'brdbse Depart ?? 10I11 2 3 1 6 S0 fitandborough ?? 8 4011 50 3 35 7 20 Charibury ?? 9 0112 .5 3 46 7 35 Asoott . ?? 12 1 I35 7 ...

... A HINT RESPEFCTING NUISANCES. Z ?? ?? ?? ' - ?? WJL ti~lJL XNUXtflflUWhO. We have received for publication the following Circular r- from the President of the Board of If ealth:- le General Board of llealth, IWhitehalt, May 12, 1855. Sir,-As the season is now approaching at which Cholera ahas usually made its appearance in this country, I deem it Ily duty to call the attention of Local ...

... . A5 ,M 1J b 5.D X V FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday last a poor old man,t named Willianm Howvse, was killed by a wall falling on him, c at Dinton, where lie was engaged on some works in courseo of erection. An inquest was held the same evening, before t Jos. Parrott, Esq., Coroner, which was adjourned till the d following day, when a verdict of Accidental Death was a returned. BuCKis INFinitARY ...

... MISCE LL ANEOUS, THE QUEEN AT THE BRITISH MUSEUM.-On Saturday, the 23rd inst., the Queen and Prince Albert, attended by Lady Churchill and two equerries, visited the British Museum. The object of her Majesty's visit was to inspect the new Assyrian antiquities lately arrived from Nineveh, the results of the last excavations of Mr. Loftus and Col. Raawlinson. They were received at the entrance ...

... V A NEw USE FOr DANCING.-i How little you under- stand young Wedgewood ! If he appears to love waltzing, it is only to catch fresh figures for cream-jugs. Depend upon it, he will have Jeffrey and you upon some of his vessels, and you will enjoy an argillaceous immortality.- Sydneu Smith. OLD BRoo00ts FOr. Ncw.-It's all very well to talk about new Brooms sweeping clean, but there's an old ...

... DIEhD,-May 25, at Northfield End, Henley, Mr. Charles Elsee, aged 64 ?? 30, at Lambridge, Henley, Mr. aoo. Poulton, aged 31 years, much respected. FATAL ACOIDENT.-On the 24th ult., a plasterer, of the name of John Tregunza, in the employ of Mr. Sandy, builder, of this town, while engaged in the extensive alter- ntions ard enlargement of Greenlands, the seat of E. M1ar- joribanks, Esq., met ...